Thanks to Joel Zakem (text) and Andrew
Koval (pictures) for the following info:
(Clicking on any of the record sleeves will load a larger version of the image.)
| The Babs first appearance on vinyl was in 1980, on a 4-band 7" on hit-a-note records entitled NEW ACCOUNTS. The Babs performed "My Friend Roger", and the other Louisville acts featured were The Untouchables, Strict 9, and Melusian. | ||
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In 1981, the Babs released their first solo single, "When I'm Home" b/w "Remains Of The Beat" on their own label. The picture sleeve featured a color version of the band's Village Voice cover . | |
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In 1990, Trash Flow Records released a 7" featuring "Someday" b/w "Rubbertown", in a picture sleeve. The version of "Someday" is the same as featured on "Four On One", but the mix might be a bit different. Both songs were co-produced by my cousin Marc, who was a founding member of the Babs, but left before any on these records came out. | |